This 70-Year-Old Has Endless Stamina! He Adds THIS To His Coffee | Dr. Rachael Ross

Discover the science behind how a seventy-year-old man maintains remarkable stamina and energy every day. In this evidence-based session, Dr. Rachael Ross explains how simple, research-backed compounds added to your morning coffee can improve circulation, support mitochondrial energy, stabilize hormones, enhance prostate health, and optimize nervous system function. This session is grounded in studies from PubMed, Mayo Clinic, Harvard, and NIH. You will learn practical, actionable steps to support stamina, sexual vitality, and overall wellness at any age.

Stay curious, stay informed, and take control of your vitality today.

Time Stamps with Emojis:
Zero: Zero – Introduction: The Stamina Myth and Why Age Isn’t the Enemy
Two: Forty – Circulation and Nitric Oxide: The Blood Flow Connection
Six: Twenty – Mitochondrial Power: Energy at the Cellular Level
Ten: Thirty – Metabolic Health and Sexual Stamina
Fourteen: Fifty – Hormones and Adaptogens: Supporting Balance Naturally
Eighteen: Forty – Prostate Health and Gentle Movement
Twenty-Two: Fifty – Nervous System Support: Brain-Body Communication
Twenty-Six: Thirty – Conclusion: One Simple Action to Boost Your Day

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Disclaimer:
This video is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the guidance of a qualified healthcare provider with any questions regarding your health or before starting any new supplement or exercise regimen. Individual results may vary.

References:
National Institutes of Health (NIH) – PubMed studies on nitric oxide and circulation
Mayo Clinic – Men’s Health and Mitochondrial Function
Harvard Health Publishing – Hormones and Aging in Men
Cleveland Clinic – Circulatory and Erectile Health Guidelines
Journal of Sexual Medicine – Citrulline, Coenzyme Q Ten, and Male Stamina